Sentence examples for localized products from inspiring English sources

The center here will focus on researching localized products for Asia, as the company expands outside of the US.

Korawad Chearavanont, the company's CEO and co-founder, told TechCrunch in an email that it has already localized products for target markets, including the U.K., Ireland, Benelux and the DACH region (Germany, Austria and Switzerland).

But to capture any opportunities and generate profitable growth, companies need to adapt their businesses to changing customer needs (e.g., more competitive prices, more localized products) and improve their risk management and operational efficiency.

But its strategy of consolidating control of its mainland China operations to ensure a consistent brand image throughout the country (while trusting JV partner Maxim's ability to manage its Hong Kong operations) and more smoothly roll out localized products and marketing efforts in south China follows the same lines.

Software also makes it easier to localize products for different countries and languages.

And it doesn't mean that the appeal of operating globally removes the obligation to localize products.

Our overseas distributors have also outsourced from the factories we use, so we have gotten to market faster and have been able to localize products for various countries.

As American-born companies extend their networks to reach an increasingly mobile audience abroad, localizing product experience is crucial.

Gerry Smith, Lenovo's head of global supply chain, stated to the WSJ that this move is part of an effort to localize product.

Even in Vietnam, which has a population of over 90 million people, it's nearly impossible for homegrown startups to scale outside of the country because of how localized their products typically are.

At E15.5, they were expressed in the IZ/SVZ interneuron stream, but Cdh8 and EphA3 showed expanded expression within the IZ, confirming previous studies that localized the products of these genes in thalamocortical and commissural fibres (Korematsu & Redies, 1997; Kudo et al., 2005).